Phosphated iron treats boy’s anemia and boosts energy
A fragment reports a boy once pale and anemic improving after his family used Phosphated Iron and Phosphates, with praise from both parents. It notes broader claims of blood iron and phosphorus benefits for young and old, plus various unrelated items on shipping, wireless tests, and trade.
Fringes and Back Lies of Oriental Rugs Compared
A Country Life in America writer explains how back patterns reveal Oriental rug quality and distinguishes hand woven pieces from machine work. Key notes cover Kelims Cashmeres and Selvedge bands, with fringe importance, warp constraints, and durability differences.
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Cleaning Silver Without Rubbing Method Described by USDA
The U S Department of Agriculture endorses an electrolytic method to remove tarnish from silverware using a boiling solution of washing soda and salt with aluminum or zinc. Tarnish, caused by sulfur from sources like rubber and wood, is dissolved and redeposited as bright silver, with aluminum preferred to avoid carbonate buildup. The process yields a satiny finish and requires quick rinsing and drying.
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The Only Way. Crawford and Crabshaw Quarrel Joke
A brief newspaper quip features Crawford asking if it is right to quarrel with one’s wife over the telephone. Crabshaw replies it is the only way, since you can shut her off before she can get in the last word, as recounted by a judge.
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The Squaws Shawl and Exclusive Pattern Methods
A 19th century account describes how a Squaw secures blanket and shawl patterns, insisting on non duplicated designs, and using a bright silk kerchief as a bonnet when needed. It notes the blanket as a status item and details the way a papoose rides on the back secured by the mother’s blanket.
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Sleeping for Sleepers and a Curious Cure
A chaotic tale from a London Chronicle scene blends insomnia, a questionable "cure" with benzoate of soda, and a farcical night through a doctor's office. A patient man named Jack endures a night of wakefulness while others seek relief, culminating in a provocative lesson on patience and sleep.
Read The Press Want Ad Says You’ll Find What You Seek
A compact notice urges readers to explore The Press Want Ad section to locate desired goods services or opportunities. It promotes the paper as a quick source for needed items by showcasing categorized listings and timely postings.
Representative Cartmell Seeks Moral Victory in Speech
In a Chicago speech, Cartmell laments materialism and urges fidelity to enduring American ideals. He contrasts Babylonian grandeur with the American creed of liberty and justice, arguing true civilization rests on virtue, education, and freedom, not wealth or fame. He envisions a future where the flag endures in battles for peace and higher civilization.
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Children’s Day Treat Arrives for Knoop Children
Automobiles will transport the youngsters from the Knoop home to Piqua on Sunday morning. They will attend a special program at the Presbyterian church as guests. Owen Meredith, on the automobile committee, asks car owners to notify him if they will participate and provide rides to and from the home.
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Memorial day parade call for Red Men of Piqua
All members of Piqua Tribe No. 233 Imp O R M are urged to assemble at the Wigwant at 1 15 p m Sunday June 10 to take part in the Memorial day parade and services Acting Sachem C F Bowdle urges prompt attendance and duty fulfillment
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Memorial Meeting for Woodmen of the World
All members of the Woodmen of the World are urged to attend the fraternal memorial at the hall on Sunday, June 10, at 1 p m, by order of C. C. A. L. Pence, Clerk, No. 1457. Also noted are brief items on inventions including an electric tailoring knife and a compact portable ranger’s telephone.
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